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&TV artists Micckie Dudaaney, Yogesh Tripathi and Shubhangi Atre share their eco-friendly habits!

CineBuster Online | Updated — Sat, 22 Apr 2023 12:27:16 +0000

World Earth Day is celebrated every year on the 22nd of April to spread awareness about the importance of restoring nature and building a healthy planet for the future. &TV artists #MicckieDudaaney (Varun Sharma, Doosri Maa), #YogeshTripathi (Daroga Happu Singh, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan), and #ShubhangiAtre (Angoori, Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai) share ways and tips to protect our planet and its resources.

Micckie Dudaaney, aka Varun Sharma, shares, “One must implement simple lifestyle changes to protect the environment and increase awareness. I urge people to recycle and reuse as often as possible to conserve natural resources. Refrain from using plastic and use reusable bags. Also, I ensure that no unnecessary plastic waste or other environmentally harmful waste is generated. I wish people start taking extra care of their nature, as what we do today to protect nature will provide us with the environment we desire.”

Yogesh Tripathi, aka Daroga Happu Singh from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, shares, “Protecting the environment requires the conservation of natural resources. I teach my son Dakshesh to conserve water and electricity in every possible way. I also teach him the small measures that have a substantial impact on the environment. We made some house rules to save water, like washing clothes in cold water, taking a shower instead of a bath, and not let the water run while brushing teeth. Moreover, we water indoor plants using the same water we use to wash vegetables and fruits. On this day, I would like to appeal to all my fans to save water and save lives.”

Shubhangi Atre, aka Angoori, from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, shares, “After realizing the benefits of organic farming, I started working on a fruit farm and have grown guava, chikoo, mango, jackfruit, and java plum (jamun) at my farmhouse in Maharashtra. Farming has made me more connected with nature, and whenever I am not shooting, I spend most of my time farming. Honestly, organic farming is not a new practice. It’s just going back to the way farming was done decades ago without using harmful chemicals or pesticides. On this Earth Day, I encourage people to plant more trees and opt for organic farming.”

Watch Doosri Maa at 8:00 pm, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan at 10:00 pm, and Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai at 10:30 pm, airing every Monday to Friday on &TV.

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Micckie Dudaaney feels that social media has become an ego massage tool and disturbing the regular life of actors!

CineBuster Online | Updated — Thu, 06 May 2021 08:28:44 +0000

Amid all the discussion around the negatives of social media there are many positives too says actor #MicckieDudaaney. #TheChottiBahu actor feels it time that we concentrate on the good things and avoid the bad.

“I think the positive side of social media is somewhere you do get connected with the people who you were not connected earlier or lost touch for a long time. Like I had lost contact with my school and college friends and found them Facebook. When I went to Delhi we had a reunion again, all thanks to social media. Now we are in touch with each other. You also get to know so much about what is happening around you or in the world via social media. That again is quite helpful,” he says.

Dudaaney is on social media but says he is bad at handling it. “If you see my social media accounts, I have a very few followers and even follow fewer people. I follow few friends, family and may be just few actors. I am not really much into social media. I don’t post every day. My friends have been taunting me to do that for a long time, to post at least thrice a week. So now I try to post at least twice but I fail in that also,” he confesses.

Social media it seems has become an ego massage tool and disturbing the regular life of actors as many are mostly busy thinking what should they post every day.

“People actually compare the number of followers they have, some even flaunt it. The notion is more number of followers means the person is more in demand. Though this is not right but unfortunately it’s true in current times. It has become a question of ego, plus many are getting work based on their number of followers. And yes it is true that social media is actually troubling actors because they are under the constant pressure of entertaining and keeping the audience engaged with their regular posts, which is actually a task because even when we are shooting people are more concerned about clicking selfies and photos on set for social media, making behind the scenes videos. So that’s why people I think somehow have lost interest in their real life and work. Some are forgetting that the real job is to act and not to post on social media,” he adds.

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Tele-Celebs discuss pros and cons of IPL’s effect on television shows!

Cine Reporter — Mon, 12 Apr 2021 09:28:22 +0000

These tele-celebs, viz. Ashish Johri, Srishti Jain, Micckie Dudaaney, Mohit Daga, Aniruddh Dave, Hrishikesh Pandey, Prajwal Gupta, Pranitaa Pandit voice their opinion whether the buzz around IPL not much this year and Is cricket losing its charm in India?

The Indian Premier League has already kicked off. Eight premier teams are all geared up to take the trophy home. Knowing how much the country loves cricket, many are of the opinion that the buzz isn’t what it usually is. We ask celebrities whether they feel the same and if cricket, which is considered to a religion in India, still holds its place in our hearts. They also talk about their love for the sport, and share favourite memories.

Ashish Johri : Being an Indian, cricket runs in our blood. I used to play gully cricket with my friends and our local team was quite popular. I remember how every time there was an important match the entire colony kids used to sit together at one place to watch all the action. Cricket is known as a gentleman’s game… We would cheer, stress and clap together every time our team scored well with the bat or took a wicket. But yes in times like these we are not being able to enjoy either playing or watching the game live. I wish that these difficult times pass soon and we get to enjoy the sport like before.

Srishti Jain : Well I think because of the pandemic the buzz around IPL is not what it usually is. Guess we’re all wondering how things will turn out owing to the current situation. I remember the 2011 World Cup. We had got a big screen installed in our community and residence of all apartments in the housing watched the match together. Well I’ve not been much of a cricket fan but for sure the sport will always hold its place in the heart of us Indians.

Micckie Dudaaney : I’m a huge cricket fanatic. They rightly say India has only two religions, cricket and Bollywood, I’m blessed to be a part of both. I still play cricket, and a part of the cricket club called Boxy Boyz which was found by Salil Ankola and Shabbir Ahluwalia. I have been playing for them since 2005, since the time I came to Mumbai. We play club matches and recently had a cricket tournament called Actors Cricket Bash. I participated in all the seasons of this tournament. Obviously, IPL has its own craze but it seems to have waned since last years given the situation we have been going through. But I still enjoy watching IPL matches on screen like several others. We friends catch all the action together. We also form our own team on the app called Dream11 and compete with each other as well.

Mohit Daga : Jyada Khana agar aap kisi ko khila de toh azeeran toh jata hai, same thing has happened with cricket. Earlier there was much craze around the sport but now there are lot of series and tournaments. Too much of something means overdose. But there are still people who love the sport too much to lose interest. And yes in India cricket has been admired a lot, that love won’t change so soon.

Aniruddh Dave : I’m not fond of cricket but as of now I would say that a lot of people are just at home, they’re not going anywhere, many are working from home, so definitely this time this IPL will definitely provide joy, enthusiasm and entertainment to them. In India, cricket hai toh sab kuch hai. In Jaipur I used to go to Sawai Man Singh Stadium to watch different Cricket matches. I used to get duty on ground wherein the I used to stand outside the boundary to collect balls, so whenever there used to be sixes and fours, it used to be my duty to throw the ball back to the players. I enjoyed doing that. Cricket is a religion in India. But slowly things have changed and even today there is a whole different aura and craze around India Vs Pakistan matches and world cups. I feel that everything has it’s time. Unlike 10-15 years ago when everyone would cheer for Sachin Tendulkar, that sort of enthusiasm is gone.

Hrishikesh Pandey : We’re always excited to watch the matches. Personally I enjoy watching the game live with friends and family. People cheering in the ground for their favourite player or ever time a ball hits the boundary or goes over it is a different kind of an experience. But since last year we are missing out on that kind of fun and are watching the game in the confines of our homes. Yes everything has its own charm and hype and we can still afford to sit at home and watch it on TV, so many of us will enjoy IPL. And the love for cricket went die down so soon in India.

Prajwal Gupta : I love playing cricket, even more than watching it. During the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown I re-watched a lot of old and memorable matches. I used to watch cricket matches with my friends live on the grounds. We used to bunk classes and watched cricket videos in the washroom and that was an awesome experience. I am very fond of this sport and I will never leave any chance of playing it at any age. I have played the game at age 6, and at 16, and will continue playing it till I am 66. The love and respect for this sport is never less than any religion in India.

Pranitaa Pandit : I am actually not that fond of cricket, but yes I understand cricket because when I was in my teens my father used to watch the sport and we would give him company. Yes, cricket used to be a religion in India, as earlier people used to come together and watch it as if they are celebrating a festival. Nowadays people are busy with their lives, they don’t get much time to watch cricket. But now I think this IPL season will be a big source of entertainment for people stuck at home given this lockdown. So this season of IPL will be a great ray of hope for all of us, who are cooped up at our houses.

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Micckie Dudaaney says, ‘I have noticed is that there is a lot of competition in television industry now’!

CineBuster Online | Updated — Sat, 10 Apr 2021 14:32:49 +0000

Actor #MicckieDudaaney, who is currently seen in the show #SantoshiMaaSunayeinVratKathayein, says that competition has increased a lot in showbiz. The actor, who has been part of shows such as #Bandini, #Udaan, #ChotiBahu, #AapkeAajaneSe, says that earlier there was no need for self-promotion and you would get work based on your previous show. “The major change that I have noticed is that there is a lot of competition now. The competition is increasing day by day. When I had entered this industry, there were only three channels Star, Zee and Sony. At that time the industry was a very close-knit circle and everybody knew everybody. We never had to do any publicity about us. We were just getting work based on what we had done. People just used to watch us on TV and call for the other projects. But nowadays, it’s very important, especially for actors, to have a good Instagram following and all these things have become very important to market yourself. So that is one thing that has changed a lot,” he says.

Talking about how he entered the industry, Micckie says, “I was in college when my acting career took off. I was in the second year at Mumbai National College. It’s not that I always wanted to be an actor but there was something which attracted to towards showbiz. I just heard that there was an audition going on and I went there. Luckily, I got the part and since then I am just acting.”

He says that his family has been very encouraging throughout his journey. “My family has been very supportive of my decisions. They have never discouraged me, rather they have always encouraged me to do better and grow here. There has been a time I was low and felt dejected and they were the ones who actually boosted me up and told me that it’s going to be fine and that I should not worry. They pushed me at every stage of life and helped me grow,” he says.

Meanwhile, Micckie is close to a few people in the industry as well. “I have few friends in the industry and have a lot of acquaintances. I am very selective about who I call my friends and a few of them are Avinash Sachdeva, Himanshu Malhotra, Ajay Chaudhary, Shailesh Gulabani, Aashita Gulabani, Vijayendra Kumaria, Mona Singh, Gaurav Gera and a few more,” he says.

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Tele-Celebs reveal how Covid-19 affected their lifestyle!

CineBuster Online | Updated — Tue, 06 Apr 2021 18:50:11 +0000

As the second phase of Covid-19 is menacingly affecting the people, Tele-Celebs #PrateikChaudhary, #VijayendraKumeria, #PrakharToshniwal, #AshishJohri, #AmitMishra, #PrashantBajaj, #PiewJana, #MunishaKhatwani, #NilamKenia, #MicckieDudaaney, #HrishikeshPandey and #SaurabhKaushik talk about the major lifestyle changes coronavirus brought about in their lives. It’s been a year since the first 21 days of lockdown was announced in India last year amid the Covid-19 crisis worldwide. Since then life has not been the same. A lot of things changed in the way we have been leading our lives.

Prateik Chaudhary : I learnt to eat home-cooked food more, do different workout at home. I feel I have become more reserved as a person. These days I go out less, don’t party much or waste time unnecessarily and try to be more productive by using my time wisely. Basically I like the person I have become.

Vijayendra Kumeria : I have understood one thing that mental health is as important as physical health. I started meditation during the lockdown and now it has become a part of my daily routine.

Prakhar Toshniwal : Lockdown had made me realise the importance of friends and family. It acted like a meditative period for me when I could take a small break from the daily hustle and introspect to understand what really matters in life. It has also taught me that no matter how many limitations we have, we can always find a way to do what we want.

Ashish Johri : The major changes are that I have been taking care of myself and my loved ones. Health has become our priority. I am thriving to live life well, following all healthy habits along with working hard to enjoy a better life.

Amit Mishra : Maintaining proper hygiene, wearing mask etc are good habits that I inculcated. Since cases are on the rise again I am still following all the norms and also maintaining social distance. I have included regular one hour exercise in my daily routine along with a healthy nutritious diet because healthy mind resides in a healthy body.

Prashant Bajaj : I understood the importance of being self-dependent. During the lockdown, I did everything myself starting from cooking to cleaning. I have realised that only money can’t buy happiness. It’s being with your family that matters more.

Piew Jana : I realised the value of loved ones and also money. I realised money isn’t everything but everything requires money.

Munisha Khatwani : I have learnt to slow down things a bit, have become more dedicated towards maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Now I follow a proper diet and workout routine and at the same time I have really learnt how to chill. I enjoyed loving my own company because during this lockdown I have mostly been alone. I have also started reading books apart from enjoying my solitude. Thankfully my worked picked up and doing things online was fun.

Nilam Kenia : I have started taking things as they come with an open mind now than I used to earlier. I still do plan out things but now I don’t stress over whether they would work or not. If they don’t work out, I revise my plan.

Micckie Dudaaney : One of the major changes that I have implemented because of corona is that I’ve started eating home food more of home food. I have also started working out at home to stay fit. It also made me realise that you don’t need 100 people to celebrate any occasion you just need your family and close friends to make merry.

Hrishikesh Pandey : I also started cooking and doing all other household chores on my own. In fact I have done all these in the past so it did not bother me much. What it made me value more is time. So I started working harder realising how we need to earn well. At the same time, it’s important to disconnect from your work once you come back home and chill. Everything in life is important is what I have learnt.

Saurabh Kaushik : We should always live in the present and don’t think of the future and give much more importance to savings are the things I have learnt. And having that me-time is also important. During the lockdown I have been alone in my apartment that was the toughest time for me. But it made me stronger. Such tough times make you realise how important your family is and who are true friends. It also made me realise how important it is to maintain your finances and be prepared for difficult days.

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Tele-Celebs urges everyone to spread positivity on International Day of Happiness

Cine Reporter — Mon, 22 Mar 2021 10:15:51 +0000

Happiness is the most powerful and fulfilling state of mind. Amid all the trials and tribulations, the hope for a better and happier future is what keeps us going. It’s International Day of Happiness on March 20, and celebrities tell us about their idea of happiness and what makes them the happiest. Read on

Rohit Choudhary : Taking care of my body makes me happy. Fitness is a way of life. I can’t think of life and happiness without fitness.

Avinash Mukherjee : Spending quality time with my parents and gymming are the things that makes me happy. My family life is very important to me.

Prashant Bajaj : Firstly, I would thank God for bringing me into this world and letting me be with the best people in the world. The happiest thing for me is to stay with my family and be able to pray to Lord Shiva. Good or bad, they have been my support system.

Munisha Khatwani : Usually what makes me the happiest is praying or being in solitude or doing some sort of meditation, reading books, watching good movies, spending time with myself. I think getting a good spa, pampering myself also brings a smile to my face. This is my much-required me-time, when I am at peace. You really need to learn to love your own company and you really need to learn to love to be with yourself. Eventually the journey of life is only going to be with you because you are the only constant in your own life that’s my idea of happiness.

Micckie Dudaaney : Spending good time with family and friends and having good food means happiness to me. Sitting on the beach, chilling with friends having good food and fun company makes me happy and positive.

Sidharrth Sipani : Travelling with my friends makes me the happiest. I went with a friend to Dubai and had a gala time. Everyone should travel but now with precautions.

Pranitaa Pandit : For me the art of giving is the art of happiness. If I am a giver in life, I will always be happy. Sharing is something which comes naturally to me because that’s how I choose to live my life and I realised over a period of time that is what makes me really happy. I always believe that the giver is happier than the receiver. Happiness is the only thing that multiplies when divided and that is the truth. I genuinely pray and wish from God that I should always be the giving hand and that is also a way to receive the maximum power and strength. Happiness is simple yet complicated. Happiness is a choice we have to make every single day because life is full of ups and downs and if we look at the brighter side and go with the flow and realise that nothing is permanent it’s a beautiful way to live.

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What fans mean to ‘these’ Television Celebrities

CineBuster Online | Updated — Mon, 15 Mar 2021 18:28:02 +0000

Celebrities are revered across the world by their fans and that one meeting between them is treasured for a lifetime either by way of autographs or selfie, which are redefining the idea of memorabilia. Taking a trip down memory lane, celebrities share their memorable fan moments. Here’s what they have to say.

Prashant Bajaj: Fans motivate me to work better

I was shooting for ‘Tarak Mehta Ka Oolta Chashma’ and few families had visited us on sets and a lady came up to me and asked for a photograph.
The autograph culture might be replaced by selfie culture but still autographs are something unique. Like people are more into t20 cricket league but test match is still one of favourite forms of cricket. It is really an amazing feeling that fans remember you. Fans are the only motivation for me to work more and much better.

Mohit Daga: Best fan moment when any fan mimics you

My best fan moment is when any fan mimics you. It is a very special feeling. It happened with me for the first time and I was touched.

Sidharrth Sipani: Love of fans makes us work harder

While I was in Bangkok few women recognised me as Vicky from ‘Zindagi ki Mehak’, asked me for selfies and then later asked if I am “kudiye” actor my music video, very few recognise me from my music videos. It’s the love from our fans that’s what we work for.

Micckie Dudaaney: Feels nice to be appreciated by fans

Best fan moment was when me, my brother and a few friends went to Shimla for a vacation and one person came and asked for a photograph and autograph, I gladly did and soon 60 to 70 people gathered asking for pictures. Such fan moments really motivates actors to do better, it’s like a token of appreciation. It feels nice when you are appreciated. The autograph culture has changed to selfie culture and it’s because the technology is changing.

Farnaz Shetty: Suggestion from fans add value to my life

I had no idea about the fame we had received for our show “Veera”, I realized it only after visiting Delhi after a lady pulled my arms and started crying in the crowd where I was protected by the bouncers and she said ‘Gunjan’, the name of my character from the show. I was shocked to see something like that happen for myself. Appreciation motivates us. Fans have always been consistent in our journey from the very beginning. Few fans I know understand so deeply and their suggestion adds value to my life.

Sshrey Pareek: Appreciation matters in the field of art

My most memorable fan experience was during one of my visits to a church during Christmas when someone recognized me and started shouting Ayan, a character from the show ‘Dil Ki Baatein Dil Hi Jaane’ and later everyone came to click pictures with me. That was an unreal experience. When I started my career I wanted people to come and ask for an autograph but then selfie culture came in and it is better as you get picture with your favourite star and you can keep it forever with you. Appreciation is all that matters in the field of art. It gives you high you feel you have made an impact through your work and it motivates you to do better.

Saurabh Kaushik: Artists always crave for audiences appreciation

When I was doing ‘Jijaji Chhat Par Hai’ that time I visited my hometown and I noticed one guy was following me and asked me if I am part of the show ‘Jijaji Chhat Par Hai’ than he took selfie, which is the new culture. Artists always crave for audiences appreciation. Fans are the only motivation for actors we would want our work to be liked by them.

Prakhar Toshniwal: Fans are the ultimate makers of our destiny

The most memorable fan experience was when I went back to my hometown after doing my first television gig. I was walking on the streets when a kid came towards me and said to his mother ‘I saw him on TV! I want a picture with him!’ It was so cute, I couldn’t stop smiling. I believe selfies are much more personalized than autographs. Selfies capture the mood, the moment and also makes your fans feel more close to you. They are the ultimate makers of our destiny in this industry. It is for them that you work so hard, and their single word of appreciation keeps the fire in you alive.

Shireen Mirza: Love from fans pushes me to work harder

The first time when somebody recognised me was in a mall and asked to click a photo with them and also when a fan from the UK who has got a star on my name and sent me that certificate on my 100k completion on Instagram. What I do is for my fans and audience. Their love pushes me to work harder. Fan meeting their favourite celebrity is indeed a special and unforgettable moment.

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During lockdown, Micckie Dudaaney has completed a screenwriting course from Michigan State University!

Cine Reporter — Mon, 15 Mar 2021 08:25:00 +0000

There is no end to learning feels Micckie Dudaaney. Making the most use of the lockdown, the actor had completed a screenwriting course from Michigan State University. Well, things don’t end here. He also did a course on direction from Whistling Woods International. Happy having added two new skills to his repertoire, Dudaaney is working towards fulfilling his scriptwriting and direction dreams. “I came to Mumbai around 2002 for my graduation and in 2004 I bagged my first show Saarrthi. Since then all these years have been an amazing ride. While I enjoy acting, I’ve also been intrigued about what happens behind the camera. The two things I really wanted to know more about were scriptwriting and direction,” he says.

Dudaaney always had this knack for writing and had penned down few concepts. But somehow he was not been able to put it in the correct scriptwriting format. “I am 35, I think there is no end or age limit to learning new things. So I decided to learn as much as possible and signed up for the screenwriting course. And I also got done with my course on the direction. The lockdown period worked for me as I had enough time at hand to pursue my other interests. Both these courses have been amazing learning experiences for me. There’s so much I learnt. My practical experience on the sets is only adding to that,” he adds. The actor wants to begin by assisting directors to brush his skills. He admires filmmaker Rohit Shetty and hopes to collaborate with him. Meanwhile, he has already started penning his first script.

“Niranjan Iyengar (screenwriter and lyricist) is a dear friend. I feel lucky to have people like him in my life, I’m in safe hands. He has agreed to be my script doctor. The moment I finish writing my script I will be sending it to him. He will guide me through. Once my script is ready I plan to get into direction. Something that I have been dreaming for long,” says the actor known for shows, Chotti Bahu, Sammaan Ek Adhikaar and Santoshi Maa – Sunayein Vrat Kathayein.

Not ready to reveal the genre he wants to start his directorial journey with, Dudaaney says he is up for all kinds of challenges. “Both scriptwriting or directing a film requires patience and tenacity. Filmmaking is a team effort. It’s lot more practical. There are decisions that need to be taken on the sets, you need to be a quick thinker and of course you ought to be creatively bent so as to churn one idea after the other. You need to be receptive, have a sorted mind. I’m preparing myself for all these,” he says.

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Tele-Celebs tell us about the two best things about the entertainment industry!

CineBuster Online | Updated — Tue, 02 Mar 2021 16:50:40 +0000

There is much more to showbiz than just the glitz and glamour. It is also about narratives, the art of storytelling, entertaining the audience and much more. Actors tell us what they think are the two best things about the entertainment industry and why they feel so:

Zayn Ibad Khan: At a time when the virus made everything around us gloomy and difficult we could relieve some pain through entertainment. The industry took the initiative to start working, provide livelihood and entertainment to many. You also learn a lot while being a part of the industry. You are doing new stories, wearing different costumes, meeting new people and there is something or the other that keeps on happening. If you are hard working and dedicated, then the industry gives back to you in abundance.

Subuhii Joshii: Entertainment industry holds everyone together, be it those who are a part of it or the ones who aren’t. A strong feeling of togetherness binds us together. The stories we create with heart reaches to everyone consuming it. You get to learn so much from this industry… It inspires people to be good, do good, teaches empathy and helps in understanding the different facets of our lives.

Vijayendra Kumeria: The best thing about the entertainment industry is that it is constantly on the move no matter what the circumstances are. The fact that it provides employment to huge number of people and keeps it door open for more people to come it and make a mark is amazing.

Rahul Sharma: This industry is unpredictable, which makes things difficult but at the same time it’s a blessing because you look forward to the good and keep on trying, which often takes you to the best. The surprises at different crossroads make it for a fulfilling ride. The Industry always gives you a choice of doing or not doing certain things. You can create your own niche and make the best of whatever you have at hand.

Rohit Choudhary: There are many good things but the best thing about the entertainment industry is that it gives chance to everyone who is talented and has the tenacity to be at it. If you are consistent and adamant to fulfil your dream following the right path, the industry will never fail you. Second best thing is that it gives employment to lakhs of people.

Malvi Malhotra: You have to be honest, creative and dedicated. Your social standing, bank balance etc doesn’t matter, what is taken into consideration is your talent. This profession lets you create new things and being able to do that is like staying close to God who is the supreme creator. Working here doesn’t give you stress, rather it makes you happy on the contrary to too much work in other fields often become monotonous.

Mohit Daga: Two best things will be very less to say about the entertainment industry because there are many. Every time you get to do something new, be creative, meet new people, live the lives of different personalities… The industry gives you a lot, in return it asks for hard work and honesty. It also provides work to many and fulfill many dreams.

Micckie Dudaaney: The fact of being an actor I get to play lot of different roles it’s not the same monotonous life I have to live everyday like 9 to 5 job which I cannot do here I have different challenge everyday that is exciting for me that is one thing I love about this industry. Second is who doesn’t like name and fame in the society it gives you recognition.

Avinash Mukherjee: How it let the audience escape reality for a while, gives hope and aspiration for a better life, teaches us to do what is right are the few things that sets the entertainment industry apart. Apart from fulfilling many dreams, bringing creative minds together to make something beautiful, entertaining the hearts and minds of many, it also helps in running many kitchens.

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Tele-Celebs choose Film-Celebs as Valentine dates!

CineBuster Online | Updated — Mon, 15 Feb 2021 18:22:54 +0000

Nivedita Basu : So, my dream date has always been Hrithik Roshan and he has only got better as he is aging. If there is any good looking boy in the industry, it is Hrithik. I mean look at his features, look at his face, height, the works… and I see some sort of honesty in him which attracts me towards him. So my dream date would be to be on an island like Maldives where he is cut off from the world! It is not like he can leave the island and get bored and go away, so he has to be with me on the island! My husband is gonna kill me because that’s where our honeymoon was, by the way! She laughs.

Pallavi Rao : Well hypothetically, I would like to go on a date with King Khan as he is ths king of romance because if we have to go on a date, romance is what we want! And who can do romance better than him? So King Khan or Mr Bachchan maybe, that will be my idol date and I would love to go beach side, with a candle light dinner, nice romantic music and obviously the sound of waves. I would order a nice rose wine and as I am a vegetarian so probably Khan sir won’t be able to have non vegetarian food. But I would definitely like some Italian food like pizza, pasta which I love a lot and some dessert like a Blueberry cheesecake and glass of wine, that would be an ideal date for me. I would talk about how he made us feel romantic in these many years especially in the era when Kuch Kuch Hota Hai released. I remember when I was in college, as a teenager, watching movies like DDLJ and many more which were released in that era, I understood what romance is. Whenever I used to see those films, I used to visualize and think why am I not there with him? I think romance started from there. I will definitely talk about romance and how he keeps doing it on the screen and the way he has developed it. I would definitely like to talk about his screen presence and the journey of being a romantic King because there are many artists who are action heroes but being a romantic hero is not so easy for everyone.

Hrishikesh Pandey : The best part about going on a date is to go with someone who can really converse, who can talk about their world and their knowledge. So it is very lovely dating someone like that. It is about much more and romance is not just about physicality. So, of course it has to be very romantic and, at the same time, you should have a lot of things to talk about. So when you have knowledge and you know somebody is sensible, it becomes beautiful to spend time with them.

Micckie Dudaaney : Hypothetically speaking, if I have to take somebody out for a date, I think that would be Alia Bhatt. I think she is one of the finest talents and the cutest girls we have in the industry today and I would like to take her to the underwater restaurant Ithaa which is in Maldives. I know she is a vegetarian and I am a hard core non vegetarian so the food option will be very difficult for us but I think for her rather than ordering, I would want to go in the kitchen and make some comfort food for her like Khichdi or dal chawal and French fries. For conversation, I think I would just let her talk and I would listen to her. I feel it would be great to listen to her.

Mohit Daga : I have a huge crush on Preity Zinta. I would love to go on a date with Preity Zinta. If I visualize my date, I would only talk about her smile, that dimple on her face and so on for an hour. I cannot plan my date more than this because if I plan and go, then the fun will get spoilt. It should be spontaneous that I would talk about something and then Preity Zinta would talk about something and that’s how the date would go on, in a flow. If I plan and go there thinking I will do this or that, it will look mechanical and she will go away within two minutes…

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